New Salisbury Community Notes On Visits And School Activities
New Salisbury reports visits among relatives with DeWeese and Stevens families. A cemetery fence project at the German Reformed Lutheran church is underway. Students and teachers travel for schooling. several schools closed and spelling matches held. An agent promotes Corydon Canning Factory tomatoes. religious societies show strong engagement with large Sunday school attendance. a query asks for a young people society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bullett
New Albany
L. C. Adans
Joseph McCoy
Hazelwood
Hintzlas
MD Hahn
Elizabeth Queringle
Elizabeth Walk
Hattie Jenkins
Byrneville
Elizabeth Heuser
Bo Walk
Will Stevens
Albert Stivens
Danville
Ed Walk
C. B. Jenkins
Terre Haute
Frank Crosby
Dutchtown
Ida Crosby
Greenbrier
Crosby
Ida
Mott Mareh 3
Emma Dome
Corydon Canning Factory
Corydon Junction
Young Peoples's Society
Governor Refuses Pardon for Sherrick in Ek Case
Governor Banly issues statement denying pardon or parole for David Ek Sherrick. He notes a jury conviction, a 12 to 21 year sentence for embezzlement at Aherndiana prison, and alleged state funds loss from 27900 to 40 dollars. He cites poor petition support and claims committee members admitted ignorance of facts.
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Banly
David Ek
Sherrick
Auditee of State
Aherndiana
Sheecrick
Himm
Indianapolis News
A. C. M. F. I. Co. Holds Harrison County Election
Policy holders of the Harrison County Mutual Fire Insurance Co. met at Corydon to elect officers led by President John W. Gresham and Vice President Frank Loitch. The growing company now serves about 1,500 policy holders with fire insurance focused on farm property and seeks to expand to town property.
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Harrison County 1 Tual Fire Insurance Co
Corydon
John W. Gresham
Frank Loitch
Grant Watson
Robert B. Watson
Fragmentary ad fragment for Grove's Chill Tonic 50c
Ad fragment notes a 25 year old tonic with quinine flavoring. Mentions no cure, no pay and a price of 50 cents. Includes unreadable date and jumbled wording.
Hill Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Guests
Hill Grove entries list visitors and travelers including Maud Black from Corydon visiting Lou Binkley, Hattie Binkley at home folks, and Vina Sterritt with Mary Hoekman. Henry Binkley aims for an Oklahoma homestead while Willie Rhodes shows party spirit as a Democrat. Cr L Dick closed his school on April 5 with dinner and music by Nora Ott and Dee Baxley of Corydon.
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Willie Rhodes
Hattie Binkley
Alfred Windell
Maud Black
Corydon
Lou Binkley
Carrie Millican
Mary Hockman
Henry Binkley
Oklahoma
Vina Sterritt
Mary Hoekman
Penn Haas
Windell and
Ed Sterritt
Frank Cunningham
Anna Binkley
Cr. L. Dick
Nora Ott
Dee Baxley
Walnut Valley News Briefs and Local Notices
The item notes a closed school last Saturday and a completed telephone line nearby. Lena Conrad is seriously ill with line trouble. Ernest Brown leaves for Moore's Hill College. John Fleck visited Charles Swarens family in Crandall. Stoner-Cline wedding at Luther's chapel. Rev. Rumbley preached there Sunday night. Perry Feller returns from Logansport Insane asylum work to home. Ivan Holsclaw and sister Ollie visited their sister Annie Engleman. Emma Hild of near New Albany attends Lena Conrad’s bedside. Several local visits and family movements are listed among Pleasant Valley residents including Stella Bussabarger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Conrad
Ernest Brown
Moore's Hill
John Fleck
Charles Swarens
Crandall
Stoner- Cline
Luther's Chapel
Rumbley
Luther’s Chapel
Perry Feller
Logansport
Ind
Ivan Holsclaw
Ollie
Ramsey
Annie Engleman
Emma Hild
New Albany
Henry Pepper
Cora Kramer
Emma
Worth. Lew Le Read The Democrat for the news
Friday school closes today. Miss Anna Crecelius stays with Mrs. Samuel Mauck. Rev. C. C. Hagan preaches at New Bethel next Sunday at 2 pm. Miss Hallie Hershman visits Misses Georgia and Nina Trobaugh. Y P C U meets Sunday nights at New Bethel. Gasoline boat Mary E carries passengers to New Amsterdam every Saturday.
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Democrat
Anna Crecelius
Samuel Mauck
C. C. Hagan
New Bethel
Hallie Hershman
Georgia
Nina Trobaugh
Mary E
New Amsterdam
Washington Township Citizens League Articles of Faith
The Washington Township Citizens League outlines unwavering Christian beliefs and civic duties. It pledges members to promote these principles by work word and the ballot, with annual elections led by president David A. Simuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Local Notes From Rosewood and Surroundings
The piece lists visitors and residents including Mrs Daniel Lesler confined to her home, Mrs Lievzie Sparks improving, Mrs Fuora Stewart ill, and Chariey Wwototee at Rosewood. Mrs Andrew Keen and Mrs Jaen Shireman of Bridgeport visit Miss Anna Saffer, who is very ill with consumption, as Saturnia observes family movements and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lievzie Sparks
Fuora Stewart
Rosewood
Visee
Stsselene Ween
Sasingon
Clover Hay for Sale Announcement
Clover hay offered for sale with a directive to contact the senior editor for details.
Emulsion Serves as Quick Aid and Daily Nourishment
The text explains that Scott's Emulsion can act rapidly in some conditions, justifying a fifty-cent size for typical coughs colds and as a trial for infants. It also notes slower gains in other cases where the product should be used as nourishment rather than medicine for tired weak digestions.
Lanesville and area notes reflect deaths and daily life
Lanesville mentions Mrs A M Fisert confined to bed and John L Walter who had two funerals last week. Louis Ott buys property from Dr Z C Wolfe and Alois Ringle. Mrs P Li Hirt from New Albany visits friends. Dr J W Baxter’s horse runs away wrecking his buggy. Mr and Mrs John A Garing visit Pall cities and pay Redicks in Liomis vile. Creamery progress and high butter demand. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Oscar Harbeson. Mrs Harbeson ill, Dr Baxter attending. Charles Messin of New Albany opening a barber shop by April 14 1906. Miss Carrie Bickel returns from Louisville after three months visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Fisert
John L. Walter
Louis Ott
Z. C. Wolfe
Alois Ringle
P. Li. Hirt
New Albany
Lanesville
Hirt
J. W. Baxter
John A. Garing
Joh Redick
Grayson Street
Liomisvile
Oscar Harbeson
Louisville
Local Notes From Denauw Area Reflect Quiet Community Life
Depauw reports Will Hunter on the sick list while Wheat appears healthy in the vicinity. James Howerton builds a new house as Denauw creamery enjoys brisk business. Miss Kepley visits Corydon Junction relatives. a new telephone line rises along the north Denauw pike. Miss Rose Davis of Moberly returns to teach music in Denauw this season. Elmer Engleman returns from North Vernon. David Howerton and Ruth Medlock unite in marriage at nearby Salem last Thursday.
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Will Hunter
James Howerton
Regale Dena Creamery
Kepley
Corydon
Pike
Denauw
Rose Davis
Moberly
Elmer Engleman
North Vernon
David Howerton
Ruth Medlock
Salem
Australian Leaf promises relief for women’s pains
If you have pains in the back urinary bladder or kidney trouble and want a certain pleasant herb cure for woman's ills try Mother Gray's Australian Leaf. It is safe and never fails as a monthly regulator. Available at druggists or by mail 50 cents sample free The Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York 44
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy
N.Y
The President's Salary and Hidden Costs
The article reveals the President's official salary stands at 50 000 dollars while total government spending for the executive mansion exceeds 125 000 dollars annually. It itemizes private secretaries, clerks, messengers, ushers, telegraph operator, and watchman plus maintenance funds for repairs gas greenhouse and stationery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Macon
Obituary for Julia Scilvitha Cline 1894 1905
Julia Scilvitha Cline born February 23 1894 died April 8 1905 aged 12 years 1 month and 10 days. A Methodist Episcopal church member she is praised for kindness toward schoolmates siblings and parents and for embodying Christian virtue. Her early death in spring is mourned as a loss of a youthful life to be remembered as pure and devout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Scilvitha Cline
Methodist Episcopal Church
Earth
Julia
Little Julia Cline Dies After Diphtheria at Age Four
After three weeks of diphtheria the four year old Julia Cline died on April 3 1906. Despite great suffering she kept cheerful saying I am so nervous and hoped for recovery. She attended Sabbath School and knew her lesson. The note mourns a precious one from us a beloved voice is still and a vacant place remains. Mus Martie Fuanacan S S Teacher.
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Julia Cline
Julia
Caught Cold While Hunting Burglar in Ontario Forest
Provincial Constable Wm Thos Lanorgan of Chapleau Ontario recounts catching a severe cold while pursuing a burglar in a forest swamp last fall. He credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with a complete cure after two small bottles and notes its effectiveness for coughs and colds. Sold by C R Watson successor to E S Crosier Co. ap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Crosier & Co
Providence Oklahoma Homesteading Reflections in Day County
A reader writes about Grand County seat on the Canadian River with hills surrounding, noting the new land rush, limited timber, coal at seven dollars a ton, and twenty mile haul. The soil is sandy and uneven, with sand hills. They cultivate Indian corn, Kalfur corn, milo maize, broom corn, peanuts, sweet and Irish potatoes, and grow watermelons for stock feed.
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Democrat
Oklahoma
Day County
Grand
Harrison County
Hall's Catarrh Cure a Constitutional Remedy
Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is touted as the sole constitutional treatment for catarrh, a condition claimed to be widespread and incurable when treated locally. The firm offers $1000 if it fails to cure, with testimonials and circulars available. price 75 cents, plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney& Co
Toledo
Ohio
Petitioners Peter Stilger and Charles Yeager Named in Notice
A public notice identifies petitioners led by Peter Stilger and Charles Yeager among others. The document outlines filing parties and references further legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Stilger
Charles S. Yeager
Light Running Corydon wagon order requested
A request to place an order for a Light Running Corydon wagon is noted from V. HB BouLeir & Soy, with specifications including a 4-2w designation. Further details or confirmation are not provided in the fragment.
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V. HB. BouLeir & Soy
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Zr. Gray Y
Chas. DeWeese
M. D. DeWeese
Frank Sims
Ray Stevens
Joe Stevens
Hill Grove
Buaox Eve
Walnut Valley
Iba PF
ExGuemas
Lew le
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Masa
Washington Township
Citizens’ League
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Sandy Branch
Daniel Lesler
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St Chemists
York
Aa. M. Esert, Sr
Depauw
Epmond Breakshire
Martie Fuanacan
S. S
Walter A. Wood Co
Taabath
Emliazabeth, Ind
William Heckelman
New Wmiddistown
Providence
J. J. Bulleit
Arthur Russet
Apt
Franklin Township
Board of Commissioners
Indiana
Little Indian Creek Road
Little Indian Creek
Peter Stilver
Litttle
Indian Creek
Lanesville and
Philip C. Gresham
Jacob Henry
John Ham
Louisa Smith
Frank D. Smith
Fanny Smith
Marion Lafollette
William T. Smith
John Smith
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